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REYNOLDS ELECTRICAL & ENGINEERING CO., INC.

Position Title: Environmental Analyst
623d
Job Code: 002836

Date Prepared: April 1, 1982

Summary Statement: The incumbent assists in the environmental surveillance
program and technical functions related to applied radiation protection
activities.

Dimensions: The incumbent has contributory impact upon the operating budget
of the Laboratory Operations Director. The incumbent does not have direct
supervisory responsibility. The Environmental Analyst reports to the
Laboratory Operations Director, Environmental Sciences Department Manager, or
to the Project Manager.

Nature and Scope: The incumbent supervises Monitors in the collection and
handling of a variety of environmental samples; produces, interprets, and
assists with evaluation of environmental radioactive data in preparation of a
variety of technical reports; interprets sample results on a spacial and time
series basis with regards to established limits; maintains up-to-date tabular
and graphic records of contamination levels to provide visual trends for
immediate utility as well as long-range, permanent documentation; provides
statistical treatment of all data for correlation purposes; evaluates NTS
areas in terms of possible sample station location and potential value;
coordinates with field monitoring groups when decontamination services are
required and with radiochemistry and counting personnel regarding sample
status; evaluates collection and preparation techniques and strives to improve
them in order to prevent cross-contamination of samples; reviews sample anal-
ysis results to determine ambient and unnatural gross activity values and
specific contributing isotopes and to compare fluctuations in radiological
conditions in specific locations to those recommended by the Federal Radiation
Council as a threshold of concern; selects sample collection locations giving
consideration to such factors as uniform coverage of site, populated areas,
testing activities, electrical power, and ease of access; directs monitor
maintenance of equipment such as air samplers; insures that activities are
conducted in a safe manner and that cost-find information is handled according
to appropriate security regulations; aids in the setup of the fallout library;
evaluates personnel and recommends personnel actions; adheres to safety and
security rules and regulations; promotes the Company's EEO and affirmative
action programs; and performs related work as required.

Principal Contacts: The incumbent has continual contacts with all levels in
the department to obtain decontamination, dosimetry procedures, cutting, and
radiochemical analysis assistance and frequent contacts with officials outside
the Company in providing periodic reports on radioactivity and for comparing
release levels with other nuclear installations.

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ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYST

Working Conditions: The incumbent works in general office conditions the

majority of the time; approximately 15% of the time is spent in the field
where the incumbent is exposed to various levels of radiation.

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ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYST

Date Prepared: April 1, 1982

Desirable Work Experience: None.

Desired Training: A bachelor's degree in environmental or biological
sciences, or equivalent experience.

Other Special Qualifications: None.

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